10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JUDICATORIAL»
Discover the use of
judicatorial in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
judicatorial and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
A judicatorial power, or legislative assembly, whose enactments were to be in
any way essential, was never contemplated. “The Lutheran church,” says Dr.
Kurtz, “acknowledges special conferences, Synods, and a General Synod ; but all
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Divine Agitators: The Delta Ministry and Civil Rights in ...
In accordance with instructions from the NCC's General Board, the Di— vision of
Home Missions had contacted twenty—seven judicatorial officials from the
thirteen Mississippi denominations, black and white, affiliated with the NCC. This
effort ...
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A Manual for Ruling Elders: Containing the Laws and Usages ...
Baptism is not a judicatorial but a ministerial act. What is true of baptism is true
also of the administration of the Lord's Supper, the preaching of the Word, and of
ordination.* The difference between judicatorial and ministerial acts is applicable
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William Henry Roberts, 1897
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A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
See adjudicate (a) & litigate. adjudicative; adjudicatory; judicative; judicatory;
judicatorial. As between adjudicative and adjudicatory, both meaning "having the
character or attribute of adjudicating," the former is standard, easier to pronounce
, ...
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Memoirs of the Church of Scotland, in Four Periods
The Government, fty'she, was no sooner esta- blissh'd by the Revolution, and the
Kirk restor'd to her Judicatorial Authority, but herfeveral Courts, as Session,
Presbytery, Synod and Assembly, took their Courses, and began to Act. By the
first ...
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An enquiry into the constitution, discipline, unity and ...
... and commiffion'd by him, as the Sequel will evince. But as for the Legiflative,
Decretive, or Judicatorial Power, that appertained both to Clergy and Laity, who
conjunctly made up that Supreme Consistorial Court, which was in every Parish ...
Peter baron King (First Lord King), 1719
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The History of British India. 2. Ed. - London, Baldwin 1820-48
... clearness and certainty; 5. when it represses crimes with the smallest possible
expense of punishment; and 6. when it prescribes the best possible form of a
judicatory, and lays down the best possible rules for the judicatorial functions.
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The conciliator, a reconcilement of the apparent ...
... Give us a king to judge us," adding nothing more ; and he infers the cause of
Samuel's reproof as arising from the legal obligation of the people's being judged
by judges, whereas many wished to place the judicatorial powers in the hands of
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Menasseh b. Israel, Elias Hiram Lindo, 1842
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The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest ...
He might exercise his discretionary judgment in determining what should and
what should not be subjected to judicatorial tribunal. This would not apply to the
case before their lordships. The Attorney General had not in virtue of his office
taken ...
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The United Presbyterian magazine
... and such like judicatorial business : but is it not their duty to exercise a watchful
care over all the congregations in their communion, that, by the blessing of God,
we may all live in one holy bond of Christian brotherhood? This brings me close ...
